#meg mccaffrey

[fandomnerd3]

PROBABLY THE BEST Toa MOMENT EVER

[aroaceleovaldez]

Just under the wire for disability pride month - I've been working on a little series! Character portraits highlighting prominent Riordanverse characters with disabilities/notable disability coding. There's a lot :D

None of these are headcanons!!! These are all either explicitly stated in the text or coding.

I love disability book series <3

[vyky]

pjo Horse Girls™ force Percy to be their horse translator

[cluepoke]

Had to draw them at least once

[tippytaptaps]

The core of Meg and Apollo's relationship is that if Apollo needed to hide a body Meg would help him no questions asked, and if Meg needed to hide a body Apollo would ask a lot of questions as he's digging the hole for her

[poopoogoop]

no you’ve got it WRONG!!!! leo isn’t the brainrot kid!! it’s my glorious queen MEG MCAFFREY!!! she DID yell 67 at lester and she DID explain to him that he’s a performative male !!!!

[thehyacinthprophecy]

Kayla: Hey dad, who's your favorite kid? And be honest.

Apollo: Nico.

Nico: What?

Austin: That's a surprise, I thought he'd say Meg.

Will: So did I.

Apollo: Meg laughed at me earlier when the piano cover fell shut on my hands, so she's been demoted.

Nico: I'm not even yours.

Hades: If it helps, you're my favorite too.

Nico: When the fuck did you get here?!

[apsidal]

time travel au where lester and meg from tower of nero suddenly end up in the original pjo timeline, get mistaken for runaway demigods, and proceed to be accidentally recruited into kronos’s army.

problem: they’re stuck on the princess andromeda. problem: they have to figure out how to stop kronos from rising without being discovered. problem: the fact that lester is quite literally the god apollo is unbeknownst to luke castellan, who very much dislikes (huge understatement) the gods.

what follows is that encounters with camp half-blood don’t go too well, considering they’re nominally on opposite sides. lester and luke have some complicated conversations about the gods and their parenting. apollo realizes belatedly that most of his kids haven’t died yet. in ways, the older-brother-younger-sister dynamic between lester and meg vaguely reminds luke of annabeth.

also the obligatory secret identity shenanigans (‘the gods doesn’t care about us, lester. apollo hasn’t done shit for you. you don’t owe him anything.’ ‘well. um. about that—’)

somehow this becomes a fix-it ??